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Franklin.

:, Miss Lizzie Ritehey visited in Greenwood during
the past week Miss Ida Cravens. of indianapolis
IS the guest of Dr. Cravens and family r. nj. Mil
Ter and family have returned from two-weeks visit
in Decatur county. Mrs Logan Mcclellan at
naxinkuckee during the past week: Joseph w.
Shuch. of Ottawa Kan is visiting relatives in this
city Miss Emma Turner has returned from
weeks stay at Maxnkuckee. A B. Hunter. j. T.
Vanter, DR.. j. II. DonneI. and the Misses Jessie
Roberts and Saie Berger left yesterday morning for
Turkey Lake Mrs. Gertrude jackson. of Garden
City KAN visited parents and other relatives in this
city during the past week D. H. Miller has re
turned from West Baden e. Sexson and family
eft Friday for the Acton Park Assembly
grounds james White and family have
removed to Richmond, Ind - Mrs. o. /.
Jones is with her parents in Laurel this State.
REV. U. l.. Montgomery is visiting his parents in
Charleston H. The Misses Mamie Vincent, of Day.
ton. O. and Eva Lewis, of Lebanon, o. visiting
John Beard and family Mr.. and Mrs Smith Feser
left on Monday for two weeks pleasure trip in
Northern Michigan Editor Short of the Democrat
and wife attended the editorial convention at Maxim
kuckee and will remain several days Mrs. r. B.
Rudy and children of Indianapolis visited this place
the latter part of the week VIII and Charles Huff
OF Bloomfield, visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Donnell the
first OF the week. Miss Minnie Terhune of Mar
tinsville is visiting Miss Zoa Thomas.
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GreencasfIe.

Bishop Bowman has been spending the week in this
city Miss Kate Stevenson is visiting at Ovatonna,
Mimi DR.; A Martin is spending the summer at
White Sulphur Springs Va Mrs. DIR. DeVore is
spending the week at Russellville- Miss Kate
Gr0erer. of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Miss
Nellie Cutter Miss Clara Smyth is visiting friends
at Ridge Farm. H. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hamilton.
OF Hunneweu, Kan. visiting Mr.. E. III. Grow and
family City Clerk Cowgirl left Wednesday, for an
extended visit to Spokane Falls, W. TT g.
Gilmore and wife are visiting Aat Cincinnati and
burt and wife and s. A. Hays and wife spent the past
week camping out at Turkey run. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Bowman of St. Louis,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. w. Daggy.---,
Miss Mary Mentally. of Clinton. ILL., is visiting Mr..
and Mrs IL. O. Darnall Judge S. II. Elrod of Clark,
Oak, is visiting among his friends in this city.
Mrs: Frank Talburt has returned to her homo in
Wichita Kan Professor Philander Wiley. former
ly professor of the Greek language and literature in
Asbury University, is reported to be in dying
dition, at his home in Denver, Col
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Miss Emma Harry visited IN NATION the past week
Misses Nevada and Dollie Hackett visited in
Nation the past week Miss Bertha Johnson
the guest of Mrs. c. E. Wilson in NATION the past
few days Hon. Fl. A. Neal is visiting at Tuition
boro, n. H. Miss Essie Brooks is visiting in ST.
Louis -Thos. Thelkeld is at French Lick Springs.
49,. Prof Henschel is off for six weeks visit In
Iowa and Nebraska Prof viii Carnes and family.
of Chicago. are visiting in the city, Miss Mary Rea.
is guest of indianapolis friends Miss Kate Tuley,
of St. Louis, is a guest of Mrs Jas. A. Skidmore
s: NJ Tooke and family are visiting friends in New
York. Miss Addie Carman is home from Indian
apolis Mrs. W. H. Dickson, of st. Louis is guest
of Charleston friends Miss Alice Murray, of Chi
cago. is visiting her family in this city Miss Grace
Scott has returned from visit Clinton Ind. Al.
Crew and wife, c. o. Skidmore, and Mrs. r. S. Curd
are home from Saylor Springs Frank Fergus, of
Pine Bluff Ark, married Sunday evening last
Miss Netie Miller. of Terre Haute at the residence
of w d. Montjoy, in this city -Sas Barnes and
family start for California Tuesday.
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Losses by Fire.
Cpecial to the IrdianapoIis JournaI

DANvILLE Ind, July ga store belonging to J.
S. Watson, at Pecksburg this county, destroyed
by fiIe at II clock last night Nothing was saved
The ire is supposed to have caught by sparks from
the midnight train. The entire building which incud-
ed a residence occupied by Samuel Hicks, lost.
The entire loss amounts to SIS. 900. The building
was the property of Mrs. Lucinda Shirley. and
not insured. The goods insured in the Phoenix.
of New York for 81 500. Value of goods So. 200.
ST. LOUIS. July 23.-The ST. Louis Cooperage Co.
establishment at Fourteenth and Ferry streets and
the Missouri refrigerator works. which occupied the
upper part of the building. burned night.
The loss is estimated at about $50 600, with small
insurance.
CHICAGO. July 23.-St. Matthew'S German
Lutheran Church destroyed by FIRE here this
afternoon. Loss $35, 900.
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MattoOn.

Mrs. Calvin Austin, of Salem. N. Y. is guest of
Mattoon friends. Mrs. L. K. Noble is visiting at
Forestport, n. " Mrs. j.. r. Robertson of Paris
KY is guest of Mrs. E. Wright Mrs j. G.. Will
Jams and Mrs. James Hunter. of Terre Haute, were
the guests of Mrs Geo. Currens the present week
Miss Birdie Clifford. of Terre Haute guest of Mrs
e.. c. Clifford VIM. Lennox and wife have gone
East for short Miss Abbie Scales of Ar
cola is guest of Nation friends : Rev. Ward and
wife, of Neoga. guests of Elder Horace Reed
and wife Wednesday Miss Mary Fan.
of Kansas City, is visiting in Nation
Mrs. Hattie B. Cunningham is at Sturgeon Bay, Wis
j. s. Cunningham returned from that point the past
week Colonel j. Richmond and wife at Camar-
go, Ill., at the bedside of Mrs. r. s mother. who is
riously i'll Mrs Maggie Shaw is enjoying the
breezes of Minnesota. Miss Lou Francis and Mrs.
A. Hasbrouck home from French Lick Springs.
Misses Mamie and Chatte Blackman. of Paris
ILL.,, the guests of Miss Mary Dole Mrs. G.. Ct.
Peck and children visiting in Kentucky Miss
Laura Alshuler of Racine Wis. is visiting Miss Cora
Alshuler Mrs. j. H. Deckard is guest of friends
in Neoga Mrs. G. W. Harvey, of Champaign IS Wis
iting Nation friends.
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Shelbyviile.


DR.. J. r. Clayton and wife. apd Mrs f. S. Blanch-
ard and twin daughters, Misses Lucy and Lizzie left
for Chautauqua, N " Wednesday to spend the heated
term Miss Lolita Green visited friends in Green's
burg, last week Miss Florence Morris will enter
tain Miss Madeline Lozar of st. Louis. Mo-. next
week Mrs. VIII Beckman, of Indianapolis, is the
guest of her mother Mrs. Nancy Sorden. of North
Harrison street. The Young Peoples Association of
the Presbyterian Church met there Monday even
ing. Miss Ada Doble spent last Sabbath
in Greensburg the guest of friends
Miss Alma Raymond will visit friends in Rushville
next week Miss Lizzie Dougherty, of Mshawaka
Ind, is the guest of Mrs. O. d. John Miss Sara
Levinson is entertaining Miss Jennie Solomon
of Cincinnati -: Mrs. Wray johnson and
daughter, Miss Emma. have taken ur their
abode the Acton campground-
Messrs. Will Mahom and Frank Drake spent Sun
day last in Greenfield the guests of the Misses Sutton
and Parish Miss Lizzie Flaiz is the guest of Miss
Bert Beabout in Rushville- Miss Hattie Dunn is
the guest of friends the camp.ground Miss Ida
Lewis left on Saturday to visit friends in Metamora
Ind, and Connersville. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Devol and Mrs. Silas letters have returned from
their visit to West Baden Springs Miss Callie
Leech has returned from her visit to Crawfords-
vile Miss Laura Robins entertained number of
her friends. at her home in West Mechanic street.
Tuesday
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Torn to- Pieces by q Bun.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. July 23.-About o'clock
this morning Eli Parker old and highly respected
farmer, whose farm is located just outside the city
limits, started to lead vicious bull to water He
alone. SO just what passed cannot be positively
known. but in way the bull became excited
and attacked the old gentleman. He evidently
knocked down, gored horribly and badly pounded by
the wild animals hoofs Besides being greatly
bruised his body was torn horribly by the vicious
brutes horns. the flesh hanging in shreds. The first
knowledge the family had of the terrible calamity was
communicated by a of Mr.. Parker. VINO found the
enraged bull standing and viciously paving the
dead body. He obliged to call assistance. and
even then it with great difficulty that the bull
was made TO give up possession of the manged re-
mains. The animal has since been shot.
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PARNELL IN PARLIAMENT.
Char acteristics and Political Career Of the
Great Irish Leader


Edward Brown. in August Harper.
Mr. Parnell did not enter Parliament until
1875. Few If any, then thought of him the
coming leader of powerful party. landlord
himself. a Protestant, only half an Irshman,
with arstocratic connections and English
university training he was least likely to be the
advocate of forward policy in Irish national
ism. The early fears concerning him enter
tanned by the Home-rulers are quite Ineligible
But he has belied them in every way. He has
all the qualities of opposition leader. To
HIM aas been attracted band of ardent spirits,
young and old. He fight If need be;
he can diplomatic if that be better Cool,
intrepid, with keen mind and unflinch-
ing purpose, he is an enemy to be avoid
ed No situation seems to battle him, and
whilst others may rise to white heat of passion,
he remains calm. And yet there is a suppressed
passion in MS words which powerfully appeals
to the hearer and reader. In the earlier part of
his parliamentary career these qualities were
either lacking or undeveloped, and he then lost
many point by his want of self-conmand
Yet MIR. Parnell cannot be said, a rule. to bear
too much the burden of his position. He rather
Directs others work. He never makes himself
too cheap. He strange disarpearances from the
scene of action, which battle the on-looker. and
more than once have appeared to endanger the
them They lend an impressiveness to his utter
ances and appearances which might not other
wise be secured. He is always there when
needed and, if necessary, one can throw more
force into the work than Parnell.
Charles Stewart Parnell Is the descendant of
men who have won high position in their coun-
brys records. Ills father, Jonn Henry PRrnell,
of Avondale. County Wicklow, nephew of Lord
Congleton, who was Sir Henry Parnel
ardent Liberal. married Miss Stewart. daughter
OF Rear admiral Stewart, of the American navy,
''Old Ironsides," the hero OF 1915. This lady is
the Mrs. Parnell of to-day, mother of the Irish
leader. He was born at Avondsle in 1916 From
an early age he educated entirely in Eng
land, finally graduating at Cambridge. 1t is to
be easily understood that his early leanings were
conservative and arlstocratc. but gradually,
he began to take interest in politics, he leaned to
the Nationalist side
We have already seen that Mr.. Bigear was the
originator of obstruction IN the House of Com
mons, but this merely accident of the
movement To Parnell must belong the credit
of making it policy. For the first two years
he spoke very seldom in the House. and not very
acceptably. Burt's gentle temporizing did not
suit him. and the germs of the present Parnell
party then in the House. determined upon a
new departure. Hitherto the interference of
Irish members in British imperial matters
had been resented, whilst the proposals made
by them for their own country
voted down. Parnell set himself to
alter this state of things and to take
part in all the debates. The English factory
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% SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET.
H.P.WASSON& eco

Augustinian Order this country and that family in
fecities have found therway into public print. It
is clearly evident that the article which has been
teegraphed all the country written by dis
satisfied members of the order. How work of this
kind can promote the cause of religion unable
to comprehend. l shall say nothing in reply, belev-
ing that as there has been attack upon me which
can in the least impair my usefulness priest, or
lessen my influence with the congregation, no good
purpose be served by engaging in newspaper dis
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Paris.

Messrs. A. L. Schaeffer, Frank Berlan. Jacob
Sholem Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Guthrie, and Mrs. Chas
Baggott at French Lick Springs. Miss Anna
Webster. of Chicago is visiting relatives in this city
Mrs. Frank Shntt of Ltchfed. ILL.,, is visiting
relatives in this city Albert Miller Minneapolis,
is visiting relatives Mr.. and Mrs. III. K. Miller
have returned from visit with relatives in Fairbury,
III. Miss Stella Hamilton. of Clinton Ind is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Swinford- Miss Minnie
Dunbar is visiting her aunt in Clinton, Ind Mr..
sister, Mrs. Joseph Baer Mrs. j. j. SUIT ton and
Stanley of Paxton, H. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Reed Misses Fannie Crane and Lille Jones,
George Stafford, of Springfield, is in the city, called
here by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs Stephen
Stafford Mrs J. w. Niece, of Hutchinson Kan, is
visiting relatives in this city Messrs. Wilbur Cook,
John and Oscar Merkle attended a reception at Mr..
Wiey's, in Charleston last Thursday evening Mr.
and Mrs. J. w Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Schenck, Mrs. G. W. Patton, Mrs. Fl. E. Rives and
daughter Flo. Mr. and Mrs Joshua Davis have re-
turned home from French Lick.
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Society Events.

A small luncheon party given yesterday by Miss
Annie Allen, to celebrate her seventeenth birthday
anniversary.
MIR. Clarence Forsythe. well known musician will
be married tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to Miss
Mary bayman, at the home of Miss Layman on Cen
trail avenue.
The Methodist congregation at Kokomo will give
music festival in the opera-house Aug q and Mrs
Grace lowering will assist She will also take mart in
concert in Terre Haute, to be given by Miss Emily
Allen the weknown pianist, previous her leaving
for Peoria to reside.
Friday afternoon and evening was an ENJOYABLE
time for a party of young people Riverside Park.
Rev. h. V. Hunter chaperoned the party. DIR. w. N
Wishard acted as toastmaster. Miss Hattie Wishard
superintended the elegant lunch provided by the
ladies' Among the guests were Misses Cora Wisbard
Fannie Matthews. Nettie Seibert, Emma Bigger,
Brannon, Pritchard; Gardner and Bette wishard.
Messrs. Mcclure. VIII Bryce, Rev. Mr.. Covert
Matthews, Clark, Mcvegh, DR.. Moffet and others.
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Marshall.

Mrs; Mona Bowles, in company with her sister,
Miss Mary Crouch. of Chico, Cal, visited relatives
Iud., and Mrs. P. English. of Nevins, H.. the
guests of their mother Mrs. j. Hustled Miss Cecile
Montgomery visited friends near West Union last
week. Mrs. Cad Booth. of New Albany. Ind, and
Mrs. Rebee Booth, of Green castle. Ind, were the
guests of Lyman Booth and family last week. Will
c. Swern, of Chicago, came last Monday. to spend
month with his parents and other relatives
here Robert Phillips has gone to Taylor Tex,
stay for a year more Miss Anna Mitchell. of
Cedar Place. spent last week with the family
of Albert Shaw. --R. l.. Dulaney and daughter,
Miss Cecile, home from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Bowling Green. KY
Mrs>W. E. Archer of Hanover, Ind, has returned
home. .Davy Y. Sanderson has gone to North
Easton. Mass, to 'uperintend, civil engineer the
truction of terworks for that city Mrs. j.
S. Davis. of New Albany. Ind. has returned home
from a several days sojourn with Miss Ida Duianey.
-. Mrs T. A. Sanderson and daughters. Grace and
Ruth have been in Sullivan, ul. for q week more,
the guests of relatives. DR. Simon Jumper, 2. s.
Gorham and wife and Miss Fife Jumper at rench
Lick Springs Ind will F. Martin home from
Danvile to spend last Sunday. Mrs. Alkaline San.
derson, of Colfax Ind. has returned home from a
months visit with relatives here.
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Miss Emma Kixtler is visiting friends at Cass.
Ed Tolan of Wabash visited friends in this city. last
week Mrs. Will Thornton. of Charlottesville is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Graves George Moore
of the Murdoch. is in camp at Lake Manitou-. Mrs
Captain Lord, of Lake Maxinkuckee, visited friends
in this city Wednesday Postmaster Louthain and
wife in camp at Lake Maxinkuckee-- Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Barnes and Miss BeI tina Barnes are at
Maxinkuckee. Misses Sue May and June Aughe
of the East End visiting friends in Ohio. Mrs.
c. n. Ballard is visiting friends in Delphi Mike
Martin, jr is visiting his parents in this city after
five years sojourn in Kansas City Miss Ethel
Hannawalt is visiting friends Attica John Nc
Cullough is visiting relatives in Xenia, o. Misses
Mary Smith and Katie Foley visiting at Wavery.
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Plainfieid.

A. R. Baker with wife and family. of Indians oils.
spending few weeks here visiting friends and
relatives party of young folks here are contem-
Saturday - Charley Allen of Indianapolis. is here
for few weeks. Nit Phillips and wife will depar
for California in few weeks where they VIII remain
for the next two years----W. X Duva,l the new
minister of the NJ E. Church. is well liked by his
congregation Miss Anna Wright, of Indianapolis
Is the guest of Miss Laura Hicks Ellis Jessup mas
returned from extended visit among relatives IN
Kansas Miss Mary Jones of Indianapolis VISITED
her parents here last week Mrs. jenkins and
daughter, os Indianapolis visited here last week
Mrs David. nee MILAN is visiting her daughter IN
Hamilton county Miss Emma Hiss IS the guest OF
Indianapolis friends this week. NJ A Coffin and
wife of Indianapolis visited the latter parents mere
last week The Friends will hold Sunday school
picnic at Moffat's Grove next Saturday Mrs
L. W. White Is visiting at Knghtstown.
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Knightstown

Miss Ola Cameron is entertaining Miss Laura
Smith, of indianapolis F. C. Leasure and family,
spending few weeks at Lake Side, O---.Miss
Hattie Wagner entertained a number of her young
friends at her home Friday evening. Mr.. Frank
Stonebreaker of Laramie City NJ. T., in company
with Miss Noble Drischel of Cambridge City,
visiting friends here the fore part of the week Miss
Jennie Shields is home from visit at Ottawa, Kan.
Mrs. Will Rutledge. of Chicago, and children
visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Wagner will leave next week
for an extended soiourn in Minnesota and Dakota.
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Peru.

Miss Bessie LaBonta is entertaining her sister
Georgia Deibert leave TUESDAY for an extended visit
among the mountains of Pennsylvania Miss Carrie
Won Uxen. of Chicago, who has been the guest or
Miss Jessie Cox the past month, returned home
Thursday Mrs. Geo. C. Miller is entertaining Miss
l.. Bucher of Urbana Ohio, Miss Pattie ShlrA is
entertaining Miss Ellen Douglas of Springfield Ohio
- Miss Dollie Loughrdge is home from visit at
Battle Creek. Mich Mrs FL. Karthon is visiting
friends at Rochester. She is accompanied by her
daughter Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Rol Norton,
owing to the change in superin headquarters
of the Wabash. will remove to Chicago this week.
Mrs. DR.. Hathaway is visiting her parents at La
fayette- Mrs. Arthur Ellis and children visit
ing at Brmin CHAM Ind.
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The ,Jaauess Arrest.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
IF kilroy made any such proposition to Jaquess,
anyone else as is imputed him in your article
copied from the Chicago Inter Ocean, he will be dis
missed at once know of nothing that has transpred
in the Jaquess atter have had conversation with
anybody about the in any shape. save that
signed demand upon the Governor of Indiana for a
requsition. PHILIP w FREY,
Prosecuting Attorney First Judicial Circuit.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, July %.
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lin spent last Friday among relatives here Miss
Edna Givens returned from Cincinnati where she has
been attending school -Mesdames It. f. Valentine.
Clarence Valentine, Henry Maiey. Mary Walsh, d. r.
Webb, Samuel Cutsinger. Martin Cutsnger. and
Misses Bird Kerr. Bette Richardson, and Lizzie
Thompson left this city Wednesday morning for
French Lick Springs where they will stay for about
two weeks. Mrs. Kate Hasset of indianapolis. Wis
tied among relatives here last week Mrs Nancy
Ir1tt. of Cumberland county. Pennsylvania. was the
guest Of J. B. Mickey and family the past week.
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Cntin Passenger Rates.

ST. LOUIS, July ga few days ago the Ohio Sc
Mississippi made special rate for the committee
that leaves this city to il vite the President
to visit St. Louis. On account of this. to-day, the
Vandaia announces is round-trip rate. open to
the public and that road claims that the Ohio IL
Mississippi violated the nterstatecommerce law by
discriminating IN favor of the members of the pres
Dental invitation committee.
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A Double Killing.

NEW ORLEANS July GA shooting ARRAY
CURED here to-day. at the depot of the
Natchez Jackson Sc Columbus railroad. between
Griffith Enders master mechanic. and another
ploye of that road Joseph Owens. resulting in the
death of both 1t is reported that til of the
difficulty was tho discharge os Owens by the master
mechanic.
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Edinburg.

". E. Copeland and daughter Florence, of Walnut
Hills Cincinnati o. visited relatives here last week.
friends here. Mrs. Dave Marsh visited at Indian
apolis last week. Mrs. Mary Yoke and family left
last Thursday for Casey ILL., where they will visit for
some time among relatives IT. g. Dodge spent part
of last week Cincinnati. Mrs. Ida Copeland of
Indianapolis, visited relatives here last week VIII
Toner and sister Eva have gone TO Indian
apolis, where they viii visit among
Indianapolis visited here among friends last week
AIRS ! NJ Thong son and daughter Edns, Of Frank
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The Etruria's Distinguished Passengers.

NEW YORK. July 23-Among the passengers on
the steamer Etruria. which sailed this morning for
Liverpool. were Robert Garrett ard Chauncey NJ
Depew. Ex-Governor Alger, of Michigan. is also
passenger. Mr.. Depew said he had an invitation to
visit Andrew Carnegie in Scotland which he intended
to accept and thought it likely that he would Mr.
Blaiue-